The Costs of the Vatican’s Deal With China

by Nina Shea

Cardinal Joseph Zen of Hong Kong has accused the Holy See of accepting terms that will “kill our Church.” Continue Reading »

4 Nov 2020 0

Ugly Chickens in Heaven?

by Hans Boersma

The Christian artist does well to remember that resolutions in art anticipate the resolution of history. Continue Reading »

3 Nov 2020 0

What We’ve Been Reading—11.3.20

by Editors

Our editors share their thoughts on what they've been reading recently. Continue Reading »

3 Nov 2020 0

America’s Future

by R. R. Reno

Instead of tearing down statues and denouncing our founding fathers, we need to affirm our inheritance and reframe our political priorities. Continue Reading »

2 Nov 2020 0

France’s Islamist Problem Is Everyone’s Problem

by Samuel Gregg

What is the relationship between France and the Muslim world inside and outside its borders? Continue Reading »

2 Nov 2020 0

Sitting or Running the Risks

by Scott Redd

How should a Christian steward his vote? Continue Reading »

31 Oct 2020 0

A Baptist Reflection on Reformation Day

by Bruce Riley Ashford

Reformation Day is especially significant for Lutherans and Calvinists, although many other denominations recognize it today. Continue Reading »

31 Oct 2020 0

Solzhenitsyn: More Than Fashionable

by John Wilson

I find that most younger readers today, while recognizing Solzhenitsyn's name, have never read him. Continue Reading »

30 Oct 2020 0

Our Anti-Catholic Administrative State

by Philip Hamburger

Religious prejudice and discrimination have no place in American law—except, apparently, if they are administrative. Continue Reading »

30 Oct 2020 0

The Economic Stakes of the Election

by Timothy Reichert

The most important economic policy difference between Trump and Biden concerns the COVID-19 “lockdowns.”   Continue Reading »

29 Oct 2020 0